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Social Assessment for Protected Areas (SAPA) : Methodology manual for SAPA facilitators / Évaluation sociale pour les aires protégées (SAPA) : Guide méthodologique á l'intention des facilitateurs (SAPA)

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Franks, Phil

Small, Rob

Social Assessment for Protected Areas (SAPA) : Methodology manual for SAPA facilitators / Évaluation social pour les aires protégées (SAPA) : Guide méthodologique á l'intention des facilitateurs (SAPA)

SPREP-Tok : Issue 23. May,2016.

SPREP Publications

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A monthly e-bulletin of activities and assistance from the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme to its member countries.

SPREP-Tok

Help for Tonga's threatened native birds to fight back against the invasive rat

Biodiversity Conservation, BRB

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Moverley, David

Radio Australia

SPREP

Eradicating invasive rats to help protect native Tongan birds.

Republic of Korea-Pacific Islands Climate Prediction Services Project (ROK-PI CLIPS Banner)

Biodiversity Conservation

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Pacific Meteorological Council

SPREP

Building the adaptive capacity of vulnerable communities to climate risks.

Apia Waterfront Development Project - Waterfront Plan, August 2017-2026

Environmental Governance

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Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MNRE) of Samoa

Samoa Tourism Authority (STA)

Waterfronts are special places around the world. They have been key features of cities throughout history; are places of great beauty; and are sources of economic strength. Our aspirations for the Apia Waterfront are the same.

A Day in the Life of a Member of Parliament in Solomon Islands. In SSGM Discussion Paper 2016/2

Hon. Rick Hou

This Discussion Paper is based on a seminar delivered on 4 April 2016 by Hon. Rick Hou MP, which was organised by SSGM. It draws on his experience as a member of the Solomon Islands national parliament since 2010. It reviews the various roles and duties of the office against the many and varied demands on the MP, and suggests ways in which an MP can manage those demands. Finally, he looks at the management of the constituency office, and especially at how financial resources are managed. He discusses the various factors that either enhance or hinder the role of the constituency in service delivery and development assistance more generally. The paper concludes by making the argument for the constituency as an important vehicle for service delivery and development assistance in Solomon Islands. This paper is an expression of the personal views of the author and does not reflect the views of position of any of the committees of which he is a member or political grouping to which he belongs in Solomon Islands.

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A long and winding road: A brief History of the Idea of a 'Government of National Unity' in Timor-Leste and Its Current Implications. In SSGM Discussion Paper 2016/3

Feijó, Rui Graça

In his inauguration speech on 16 February 2015, Prime Minister Rui Maria de Araújo announced the mantra of his new government: 'the members of the Sixth Government will put the interests of the people above any other partisan interests.'

Kin and Gifts: Understanding the Kin-based Politics of Solomon Islands - The Cast of East AreAre. In SSGM Discussion Paper 2016/4

Hiriasia, Tony

Despite the claim that money and especial Rural Constituency Development Fund (RCDF) disbursement have played a major role in influencing political choices in the Solomon Islands national parliamentary elections, empirical evidence and election data suggest that political alliances in some rural constituencies are based more on kin relationship rather than gift exchanges and RCDF disbursements.

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Sharing the City: Urban Growth and Governance in Suva, Fiji. In SSGM Discussion Paper 2016/6

Keen, Meg

Phillips, Tarryn

Fiji is the most urbanised state in Melanesia. Its main city, Suva, is facing many challenges of rapid growth. With more than 50 per cent of its population now living in its cities and that number set to increase to about 60 per cent in the next decade, Suva officials and residents are working to address the pressures of urbanisation and to capitalise on its opportunities.

Open Ocean: Status and Trends, Summary for Policy Makers

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IOC-UNESCO

UNEP

The Open Ocean Assessment provides a baseline review of issues linking human well-being with the status of the open ocean through the themes of governance, climate change, ocean ecosystems, fisheries, pollution, and integrated assessment of the human-ocean nexus. It uses indices and indicators where data exist, in many cases with future projections due to global climate change, complemented by expert scientific assessment of numerous low certainty but potentially high impact issues where global ocean monitoring is inadequate.

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